Your Leadership Team

Position #1

Sonnia Judd
Board Member
Sedro-Woolley Fire Department

Sonnia started her career in the fire service in 1990 as a volunteer. She was then hired as a career Firefighter in King County where she rose through the ranks to Captain in the Training Division. Sonnia has been heavily involved as an Instructor for numerous Academies in Skagit, King, and Pierce Counties as well as instructing at several colleges for Fire Science programs. She has taught at ARFF symposiums and is an EMS Instructor. In 2007, she was one of the 7 founding members of the Puget Sound Firefighters Pipes and Drums Band along with serving 12 years in the Honor Guard. She currently volunteers in Skagit County with the CISM Team, and Skagit County Support Officers and is integrated with the Sedro-Woolley Fire Department as well. In her free time, she enjoys photography, beach combing, being outdoors, jeeping, traveling, and spending time with her loved ones and favorite (only) granddaughter.

Position #2

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Position #3

Andrew Schaffran
Legislative Chairman
South Thurston Fire & EMS

andrews@wsffa.org

Chief Schaffran began his fire service journey in 1990 with Cowlitz Co. FD3. Chief Schaffran has served as a company officer, command-level officer, and fire chief; currently serving as an Assistant Fire Chief for Griffin Fire – Thurston Co. FD13, currently serves as Fire Chief for South Thurston Fire & EMS.

Chief Schaffran holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Fire Administration and has graduated from the National Fire Academy’s Executive Fire Officer Program. Chief Schaffran is a Past President of WSFFA and has been a board member for 10 years.

Position #4

Jeremie Clark
President
Wenatchee Valley Fire Department

jeremiec@wsffa.org

Jeremie Clark started in the volunteer service in September 1996 and currently is the Volunteer Division Chief with Wenatchee Valley Fire Department. He was a resident for 7 years as part of the ARFF program residing @ Station 2 Pangborn Airport. He was also promoted in 2006 to Volunteer Lieutenant and remained in that position until his promotion in 2022. He joined the WSFFA board in June 2014, prior to that, he served as President of the Chelan/Douglas Firefighters’ Association from 2005 - 2015 and 2016 - 2019 holding the position of President and Vice President. He is a Washington native, growing up in Eastern Washington and graduating in 1998 from Eastmont High School. Jeremie’s hobbies include hunting, fishing, boating, camping, basically anything outdoors, and spending time with his family.

Position #5

Larry Creekmore
1st Vice President + Training / Benefits Coordinator
Dupont Fire Department

larryc@wsffa.org

Larry is an Assistant Chief with the Dupont Fire Department. He began his career in January 1983 with what is now South Kitsap Fire and Rescue. While there he was a volunteer responder, taught Kitsap County recruit schools from 1986 – 2014, and worked in the Support Service Division. After joining the Dupont Fire Department in 2005 as a career officer, he remained active as a training Captain with South Kitsap until January 2015. Over the years Larry has served on several state training committees, actively teaches fire service topics, serves as the WSFFA training manager, and is a Past President of WSFFA.

Position #6

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Position #8

Don Fortier
Conference Coordinator
Grant County Fire District #3

Donf@wsffa.org

Don started as a Volunteer Firefighter on his 16^th birthday in 1972, 50 years later he retired as Fire Chief for Grant County Fire District #3. Throughout his year in the fire service, he served every position from Firefighter to Fire Chief. He has served the WSFFA as their representative to the L&I Stakeholders Committee that rewrote the Firefighter Safety Standards. He continues to serve the Association as their representative on the L&I Technical Review Committee, and the representative to the WFC which he served on for 6 years during his career. Don likes to travel, spend time with his family and two beautiful young granddaughters, he enjoys spending time at any beach. I am pleased to be a member of the WSFFA. Throughout my career, I have always tried to make the voice of Volunteer Firefighters heard, and believe this is the best way to continue working for the Volunteer Firefighters of Washington State.

Position #9

Howard Scartozzi
Vendor / Regional Coordinator
WA State Fire Marshals Office

howards@wsffa.org

Howard has 39 years of volunteer fire service operational, training, and administrative experience; serving with district & municipal fire departments, industrial emergency services, and the Washington State Fire Training Academy. Howard has spent the past 12 years at the Washington State Fire Training Academy as an instructor, Firefighter Recruit Academy Coordinator, and Chief of Instruction. As a Chief Deputy, he is currently assigned to the development and implementation of a Statewide Regional Direct Delivery program which includes coordination of National Fire Academy courses, and Firefighter and Hazardous Materials training.

Position #10

Julie Johnston
2nd Vice President / Treasurer
Lewis County Fire District #6

juliej@wsffa.org

Julie Johnston volunteers with Lewis County Fire District #6 near Chehalis. In her 30 years of service, she has risen through the ranks from firefighter to Captain and EMT-A. Julie is responsible for ongoing EMS training. She was named the 2014 EMS Responder of the Year for Washington State.

Position #11

David Neff
Board Member / Immediate Past President
Position 11 | Franklin County Fire District 3

daven@wsffa.org

David started in the volunteer fire service in 1991. He is a husband and father. David has served many roles in his community, such as reserve deputy, and many boards for county and state organizations. David has served on the WSFFA Board of Directors since 2015.

Position #12

Jerry Pettit
Board Member
Position 12 | Kittitas Valley Fire & Rescue

jerryp@wsffa.org

Jerry started his career as a volunteer firefighter in 1990 with Kittitas County Fire District 2. The District and City of Ellensburg became Kittitas Valley & Rescue on January 1, 2007. He retired as Captain of Volunteer Station on October 22, 2021, after 31 years. Jerry became a Commissioner for KVFR on January 1, 2022. He also serves on the Kittcom Board, the county emergency dispatch center. He retired from the position of Kittitas County Auditor on December 31, 2022, after 18 years. He enjoys travel, camping, fly fishing, and time with family.

T.J. Nedrow | Nation Volunteer Fire Council Director / Secretary / President Emeritus

tjn@wsffa.org

TJ Nedrow served as president of the Washington State Fire Fighters’ Association from 2013 to 2015. Regarded as a professional volunteer and long-time leader in the Washington fire service. A fire service career that began in 1974 has involved all-volunteer and combination departments, i.e. Selah, Federal Way 39, Broadway 11, and Lacey Fire District 3. Retired from the incident readiness & response role in 2015 as a volunteer Fire Command Officer. Aside from firefighter, other positions held were FD EMS officer, fire investigator, open burning ranger, and a multitude of training division assignments.

Nedrow served eight terms as President of the Washington State Fire Fighters’ Association, most recently from 2013 to 2015. Accomplishments most proud of include;

Committee Chair: Establishing a Washington State fire service certification and accreditation process.
Washington State Fire Fighters' Association Project Administrator: Creating a volunteer firefighter license plate and resulting financial stability of the WSFFA Benevolent fund.
Volunteer representative to the Governor’s Fire Protection Policy Board for twelve years; five as Chairman.
Washington State Annual Fallen Firefighter Memorial. With leadership participation beginning in 1991, the event has evolved into one succinctly fitting to honor brother and sister firefighters that have given their all.

With his career on the state level beginning in 1988 with the Washington State Fire Fighters' Association, he tirelessly represented the volunteers on the Governor’s Fire Protection Policy Board. prior to, five years as Chair of the Board’s Certification and Accreditation Guideline Committee.

Over the nearly 30 years he served in a number of capacities including; WSFFA President Emeritus and

Eight terms WSFFA President (1996, 1998, 2007-2009, and 2013-2015)
WSFFA Board of Trustees: 1991 – 2015
WSFFA Secretary: 2022 - 2023
WSFFA Legislative Chairman: 1991 to 2020
Currently, assignments to WFC Recruitment & Retention Committee, WA State 911 Advisory Committee, and WA Fallen F/F Foundation.
Founding & current Chairman of Washington Traffic Incident Management Coalition.
Appointed as a Washington Director to the National Volunteer Fire Council in 2002 – with current assignments with Secretary of NVFC’s EMS/R Section, Legislative Committee Vice–Chair, and member of Behavior Health and Communications & Technology committees.
Volunteer firefighter representative to NFPA 1720 & 1091 Committees, Transportation Research Board Subcommittee on Emergency Responders, CVVFA Emergency Responder Safety Institute Membership/Leadership Board.

Accolades: The Washington State Chiefs Association and Washington Fire Commissioners Association have previously recognized T.J. for his commitment to leadership and partnerships with their organizations.

Nedrow’s passion for the volunteer fire service is most prevalent when he talks about why he does what he does. “My goal has always been to represent the volunteer to the greatest degree possible and leave volunteer firefighters better off than I found them.”

Continuing to remain active in the fire service on multiple fronts in and outside of the WSFFA.

Past Presidents

Pursuant to tradition, WSFFA acknowledges and honors its leaders of yesterday in several fashions.

Leader: the person who leads or commands a group or organization.
President: an officer appointed or elected to preside over an organized body of persons.

From our inception in 1923, the Washington State Firemens Association, now the Washington State Fire Fighters' Association has been blessed with leaders (rising to possessing presidential command qualities.) Some have gone on to become leaders of other State and National fire service organizations, committees, Government appointments, and successful fire service careers.

WSFFA Leadership Engagement

(x) denotes the number of WSFFA Presidents having served in the particular position and/or committee.

Our leaders of the past have been tremendously involved and influential on many levels. Their contributions are endless resulting in having served the local volunteers (and otherwise reached those through national and worldwide efforts.) We salute the selfless service of the many we once called Mr. President.

Board of Volunteer Fire Fighters Board (1) (Gubernatorial appointment)
Fire Chief Magazine's 1999 Volunteer Fire Chief of the Year (1)
Fire Service Training Advisory Board (1)
Emergency Responder Safety Institute Advisory Group (1)
International Association of Fire Chiefs Wildland Committee (1)
King County Fire Chief’s Award (1)
National Benefit Summit Venue Chair (1)
National Traffic Incident Management Coalition (1)
NFPA Volunteer Organization and Deployment Standards (1)
NFPA Traffic Control Management Professional Qualifications Standards Secretary (1)
NVFC Chairman (1)
NVFC Directors (4)
NVFC Legislative Chair (1)
NVFC Wildland Committee Chair (1)
NVFC EMS/Rescue Section Secretary (1)
NVFC Representative to the World Federation of Volunteer Firefighters (1)
Transportation Safety Advancement Group (1)
Transportation Research Board Subcommittee on Emergency Responders (1)
Washington Firefighters Training & Education Fund (8)
Washington Fire Chiefs Association President (3)
Western Fire Chiefs Association President (1)
Washington State 911 Advisory Committee (1)
Washington State Fire Protection Policy Board (FPPB) Chairman (1) (Gubernatorial appointment Member (2)
Washington State FPPB Master Plan Workgroups (4)
Washington State FPPB Certification & Accreditation Committee Chair (1) Committee (2)
Washington State FPPB Training & Education Committee (2)
Washington Traffic Incident Management Coalition Chair (1) Committee (2)
Washington Widows and Spouses Board (1)

2023 update: Of the 78 Presidents, there have been too many promoted to Fire Chiefs to track

Past Presidential Info Past Presidential Biographies

Past Presidential Info

Past Presidents' Conference Involvement

2023

Presidents' attendance at the 100th WSFFA Conference

54^th President	Wayne Britton	1978
56^th President	Fred Allinson	1980
59^th President	Wayne Garden	1983-1984
60^th President	Ed Johnson	1985-1986
62^nd Presiden	Jack Quien	1989-1990
63^rd President	Joe Basta	1991-1992
64^th President	Lloyd Hazzard	1993
66^th, 68^th, 73^rd, 75^th President	T.J. Nedrow	1996, 1998, 2007-2009, 2012-2014
67^th President	Jay Matsen	1997-1998
72^nd President	Larry Creekmore	2006
74^th President	Ken Blake	2010-2012
76^th President	Andrew Schaffran	2015-2017
78^th President	Dave Neff	2019-2022

Past President's Luncheon

Sponsored by NPPGov, the past President's Luncheon is a mainstay of the Annual Conference activities. The custom evolved decades ago from a breakfast to a luncheon as is a long-standing tradition of honoring leaders that has made the WSFFA great. Gone are the color-coordinated blazers replaced by personalized blue shirts and president’s badges at the annual past Presidents Luncheon. This luncheon is sponsored by NPPGov.

The 2023 luncheon has an unprecedented 15 presidents attending amounting to 37 years & terms served!

Compiled herein is the listing of WSFFA Presidents as noted on the annual President’s Luncheon placemats. We hope you enjoy reading the bio’s we’ve compiled dating back to 1923.

President Place Mat 2023

Our Recent Losses - In Remembrance

59th President	Robert Conner	2018
77th President	John Ostergard	2018
61st President	Mark Kammers	2020
41st President	Robert Ely	2021
69th President	Robert Reichel	2022

Rest in Peace Faithful Servants

Past Presidential Biographies

Andrew Schaffran

President 2015-2017

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Member of the Association board since 2011.
Served as Association President from 2015-2017.

Highlights during firefighting career

Started at Cowlitz County FD 3 in 1990.
Served as Company Officer, Command-Level Officer, and Fire Chief.

Anything else you would like to add?

I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Fire Administration and graduated from the National Fire Academy’s Executive Fire Officer Program.

Ron Roy

President 2003 – 2005

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Renewed efforts with the WSFFA conference Make & Break and Hose Evolutions.
Reno night in Yakima.
Assisted with the Firefighters Memorial at North Bend.
Being a part of the WSFFA made me a better leader. Upon leaving the WSFFA board, I became chairman of the Washington State Training and Safety Association for more than 15 years.
Master Stream magazine publishing
Legislation for the Volunteer Firefighter license plate with a lot of help from T.J. Nedrow.
Helped improve the training center at North Bend.
Always promoted the WSFFA Fire School.
Championed efforts in Olympia for improvements to the North Bend Fire Training Center.
Service on the Board from 1983 through 1993 as Treasurer, 2^nd Vice President, and President.

Highlights during firefighting career

Proud to be the recipient of the Pop Weaver Award for Captain of the Hose Evolution Team.
33 years in the fire service, retired as Deputy Fire Chief.

Timothy McKern

President 2001-2002

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Strived to be a leader for the volunteers with an eye on the prize. Always kept the mission/vision of the fire service out front.
Honored to bring forth the mission/vision of the WSFFA externally; to be the direct contact with fire service stakeholders.
Serviced as Vice President and President between 1995 and 2002.
Recruitment and Retention programs and grants.
Training and education the fire service of tomorrow.
Voice in Olympia/Washington DC for the fire service and volunteers.
Strived to keep volunteers informed as it relates to legislative matters, working with stakeholders, NVFC, WFC, WFCA WCFF to increase our positive relationships.

Highlights during firefighting career

45 years in the fire service, currently as Chief.

Anything else you would like to add?

Continue with the Recruitment/Retention training and grants. We are losing volunteers daily. We have to be the leader and help set direction.

Lloyd Hazzard

President 1993

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Changed telephone soliciting companies; a great financial move for the association.
Purchased the Fire Blast trailer and provided live fire training around Washington State.
Appointed as Washington NVFC Director in 2004.
Served as Benefits Coordinator since 2006.
Served as National Benefit Summit facilitator.

Highlights during firefighting career

Joined Chelan County Fire Dist. 1 in 1973 where I served for 20 years, then moved to Douglas County Fire District. In 2020, I was asked to be the Division Chief over both departments. In 2022, they formed the current Wenatchee Valley Fire Department RFA (Regional Fire Authority).

Anything else you would like to add?

Retired from work in May 2019.

Jack Quien

President 1989-1990

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Member of the Association Board from 1980 – 1996.
Served as Association President from 1989-1990.
Chairman of the Fire Service Training Center campground committee.
Worked to help pass legislation to create the Fire Protection Board (Fire Service funding).
Helped revise the Annual Fire School and started the “Brainstorming after Fire School” effort.
Worked on increasing WSFFA membership.
Introduced WSFFA logo clothing.
Served on Washington State Fire Protection Policy Board Firefighters Standards Committee.
Helped initiate the volunteer firefighter license plate effort.
Helped develop the WSFFA phone tree and department representative program.
Emphasized and encouraged good communications with other fire service organizations (i.e., WSCFF, WFC WFCA, and local fire departments).

Highlights during firefighting career

Served as Station Chief for Grays Harbor Fire Dist. #2 from 1971 to 1996.
Several things we accomplished were procuring new equipment and apparatus upgrades, new procedures, training and station upgrades.
Awarded Community Firefighter of the Year.
Served as President of the Grays Harbor County Fire Chiefs’ Association.
Promoted good relationships with fire departments throughout the county.

Anything else you would like to add?

The Fire Service has had a positive impact on my life. Together, we accomplished our goals by practicing problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills. Most important are the lifelong friendships I have made with the best people.

TJ Nedrow

President 1996, 1998, 2007-2009, and 2013-2015

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Fire Protection Policy Board Certification Committer: As committee Chair led in the establishment of the Washington State fire service certification and accreditation process.
Washington State Fire Fighters' Association Project Administrator: Creating a volunteer firefighter license plate and resulting financial stability of the WSFFA Benevolent fund.
Volunteer representative to the Governor’s Fire Protection Policy Board for twelve years; five as Chairman.
Co-Founder and Chairman of the Washington TIM Coalition.
Washington State Annual Fallen Firefighter Memorial. With leadership participation beginning in 1991, the event has evolved into one, succinctly fitting to honor brother and sister firefighters that have given their all
Currently serve as Association President Emeritus and Secretary
Served as a member of the Association since 1988 and held a number of roles including; Board of Trustees, Legislative Chairman, WFC Recruitment & Retention Committee, WA State 911 Advisory Committee, and WA Fallen F/F Foundation.
Represented Washington volunteers as the Governor’s Fire Protection Policy Board member, and Chair of the Board’s Certification and Accreditation Guideline Committee.
Appointed in 2002 as a Washington Director to the National Volunteer Fire Council, with current assignments of Secretary of NVFC’s EMS/R Section, Legislative Committee Vice-Chair, and member of Standards & Codes, Behavior Health, and Communications & Technology committees.
Other assignments include; Volunteer Firefighter rep to NFPA 1720 & 1091 committees, Transportation Research Board Subcommittee on Emergency Responders, and CVVFA Emergency Responder Safety Institute Membership/Leadership Board.

Highlights during firefighting career

Recognized by the WSCA and WFCA for decades of commitment to leadership and partnerships with their associations.
Training countless volunteers resulted in successful firefighting careers.

Anything else you would like to add?

My current goal is to fulfill efforts with a formal and permanent Washington Fallen Firefighters Memorial.

Edwin Johnson

President 1985 - 1986

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Was an instructor for two Annual Fire School classes; “The Firefighter and Electrical Hazards”, a class that I collaborated with Seattle Fire Department to develop and taught at various departments around the state.
The second class I created and presented at the Annual Fire School was The Firefighter and Radiation Hazards”.
Helped to initiate the effort to establish a volunteer firefighter license plate.
Produced a WSFFA magazine called “Masterstream” so members could keep more closely tuned in to the activities of the Association and also could share stories about their own departments.
Attended the Oregon Volunteer Associations conference and training session to see what they did and how they did it.
Served as Association 2^nd VP in 1982, 1^st VP 1983/4, President 1985/86 and Secretary 1985-1995.

Highlights during firefighting career

Washington State Board of Volunteer Firefighters, 3 terms.
Presenter at the Chief’s Conference as a member of a three-person leadership for a discussion group.

Anything else you would like to add?

It would be great to consider having the Association represent both volunteer and career firefighters.

It would also be great to bring back competitions as they provided some great hands-on experience needed for fighting fires as well as great camaraderie between teams.

Wayne Garden

President 1983 - 1984

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Helped build the Washington State Fire Training Center. The Association was part of the purchase and installation of the plaque on the rock at Fire Training Center.

Highlights during firefighting career

After returning from military service in Viet Nam, I started volunteering at the Parkland Fire Department in 1972, and whenever possible spent “sleeper nights” at the station. At that time, Pierce County was heavy with volunteers, some type of residential program and very few career firefighters.
Hired on with Parkland Fire as the 6^th career firefighter.
Served in various board position for the Puget Sound Fire Fighters Association, including president.
Appointed to Advisory Board for forming the North Bend Fire Training Academy by Governor Dixie Lee Ray.
Helped to form Central Pierce Fire & Rescue (CPFR). Later they dedicated a new training tower to me.
Rose through chairs of Pierce County Training Officers and became Zone 7, coordinator.
Was one of the incident commanders for Pierce County Type 3 team until I retired.

Anything else you would like to add?

Married for 50 years this year. We have 2 sons and 2 grandchildren.

Fred Allinson

President 1980

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Proud to have led efforts representing the volunteer and WSFFA at the State level.
Served 17 years as the WSFFA Conference Supervisor.
Appointed by the Governor in 1986 to the Washington State Fire Protection Policy Board where I served until 1992.
One of the founding Board of Directors to the National Volunteer Fire Council in 1987. , and served as Board Chairman from 1995 to 2001.
Association Board member from 1973-1983.
The WSFFA Fire School Scholastic Award was created to recognize the Annual Fire School’s top scholastic score in the Fire School’s scholastic track. It was later renamed the Fred Allinson Scholastic Award in 1992.

Highlights during firefighting career

Named Fire Chief Magazine’s 1999 Volunteer Fire Chief of the Year.
Member of the North Highline Fire District where I served as Battalion Chief and the department’s Volunteer Coordinator until my retirement.

Wayne Britton

President 1978

Highlights during WSFFA tenure

Appointed an Associate representative to The National Volunteer Fire Council.
In charge of the WSFFA competitive drills at the Annual Fire School for 3 years.

Highlights during firefighting career

Served from 1948 as a volunteer with Burien Fire Dept until my retirement in 1979 from King County Fire Dist. 2 as Fire Chief.
Served as a paid firefighter at King County Fire Dist. 2 in 1960, advancing to Lieutenant, Captain, Assistant Chief, and Chief in 1974.
Instructor at the Fire Service Training.
Participated in Make & Brake and Hose Evolution drills at the Annual Fire School as well as area department competitions.
Started King County Medic 1 and served as Administrator for 3 years.
Served as a member of the King County Fire Chiefs Association for 2 years.
My father and 3 brothers all served as volunteer firefighters at different departments.

Anything else you would like to add?

My wife Maryanne and I enjoyed camping, water skiing, and friends at our lake property at Lake Limerick in Shelton, WA.
As much as we can, we spend time with our children and grandchildren.
We spent the last 20+ years as snowbirds traveling to Arizona to spend the winter months. Just this year we sold our Arizona home to live year around on Lake Limerick.

Your Leadership Team

Position #1

Sonnia Judd Board Member Sedro-Woolley Fire Department

Position #2

Board Member

Position #3

Andrew Schaffran Legislative Chairman South Thurston Fire & EMS

Position #4

Jeremie Clark President Wenatchee Valley Fire Department

Position #5

Larry Creekmore 1st Vice President + Training / Benefits Coordinator Dupont Fire Department

Position #6

Board Member

Position #7

Board Member

Position #8

Don Fortier Conference Coordinator Grant County Fire District #3

Position #9

Howard Scartozzi Vendor / Regional Coordinator WA State Fire Marshals Office

Position #10

Julie Johnston 2nd Vice President / Treasurer Lewis County Fire District #6

Position #11

David Neff Board Member / Immediate Past President Position 11 | Franklin County Fire District 3

Position #12

Jerry Pettit Board Member Position 12 | Kittitas Valley Fire & Rescue

Past Presidents

WSFFA Leadership Engagement

2023 update: Of the 78 Presidents, there have been too many promoted to Fire Chiefs to track

Past Presidents' Conference Involvement

2023

Presidents' attendance at the 100th WSFFA Conference

Past President's Luncheon

Our Recent Losses - In Remembrance

Rest in Peace Faithful Servants

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Sonnia Judd
Board Member
Sedro-Woolley Fire Department

Andrew Schaffran
Legislative Chairman
South Thurston Fire & EMS

Jeremie Clark
President
Wenatchee Valley Fire Department

Larry Creekmore
1st Vice President + Training / Benefits Coordinator
Dupont Fire Department

Don Fortier
Conference Coordinator
Grant County Fire District #3

Howard Scartozzi
Vendor / Regional Coordinator
WA State Fire Marshals Office

Julie Johnston
2nd Vice President / Treasurer
Lewis County Fire District #6

David Neff
Board Member / Immediate Past President
Position 11 | Franklin County Fire District 3

Jerry Pettit
Board Member
Position 12 | Kittitas Valley Fire & Rescue